Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

day night bids fair to be the best of the
kind ever given in Alma.
The annual convention Of the Board
of Corrections and Charities will meet
in Alma. December and :.
One could not but judge 10y the Mt.
Pleasant Tribune that the Isabella
county fair is a thing Of the past.
Several have used the Item box
this week. for which we are thankful.
Remember this is for the use of all.
Fill it up
c. II. Coats, one of st. Louis most
prominent merchants, was in town
@ednesday and looked over the RE
CORD new quarters.
We have printed some stationery
for the use of the students of the Col
lege. Something nice. neat. and at
tractiyc. Call anG see it.
w ~ Bradley, of Riyerdale, will
occupy the building vacated by r. Z.
Noble of that place making him more
room and a better location.
w. y, Bradley, the Riverdale hustler
has put in shape at th.t town a first
class shingIe mill, and expects to be
ready for business next week.
Joseph Ray has leen appointed de-
putty sheriff by Z. d. Petit. We think
this a good appointment and believe.
that in the discharge of his duties. joe
will reflect credit upon his chief,
Those who are in arrears on sub
scripton Will please remember that
when we call on all who are in that
predicament we are in dead earnest.
There are large number TO report yet.
Or. Q. O. Osborne, q former Elm Hall
merchant. who went to Grand Rapids
some months ago and opened up
drug store has sold out his business
at that place and Will return to Elm
Hall and will follow his profession.
\. Bradley and family left Alma for
saginaw. on Tuesday. intending To-
make that place their future home
b adley & Jennings having removed
their factory from Ithaca to saginaw to
engage i'm the manufacture Of sash,
doors binds etc.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
at the Post Office at Alma. for the
month ending Nov. ., 1857: Mrs.
Antony Basslee; W w Barbour. T. Il.
Bates; Mr.. W. II. Kirkpatrick; Mr..
Henry Loucks; Mr. Charles Martin:
Mr.. c. saith when calling for them
please say advertised ID. Ely, j. NJ.
TAKEN UP:-Come INTO my enclosure
Oct. 2S a black and white SOW, will
weigh 10 pohds. Owner please prove
property pay for tins notice and dam
ages and take away. Residence on
section 30, Pine River.
DANIEL WOOD.
The Alma RECORD says the Their
mometcr registered seven degrees be-
low zero in that village ON the morning
of the 2lth ult. The GloJc will bet an
old hat that the RECORD is incorrect.
and that the mercury was seven de-
grees above and Iot seven degrees
bciow.-FImt GioJc. It's your hat Bro.
Aldrich.
Several Of our yonng people attended
the select dancing party at Riyerdale
last Friday night and report a grand
time. They further say that Taft and
Mobo know just how such a party
ought to be conducted. They, with
others. await the date of another.
We are informed 10y Nr. Harrington.
of The Harrington Table Co., that
the company purpose to commence
operations on Monday next, and will
start with fifteen workmen, instead of
eight, as first proposed. They will
make three kinds of extension tables.
besides two kinds of smaller ones. and
in the near future will engage in the
manufacture of bedsteads as well.
Success to this new enterprise.
During the last year the ladies Of the
library have been enabled. through the
generosity Of Mrs. Dr. Lancashire to
sustain in connection with their library
Il free reading room. But not receiving
the patronage and encouragement from
the citizens that was hoped for, they
have decided to discontinue il. Here
after their library will be found in DR..
Weayer's building front room up stairs.
where they will be pleased to see their
friends and subscribers every Satur-
day afternoon and evening, from to 4
and to local time.
II. b. Waldby left Tuesday evening
for Adrian. having severed his busi-
ness connections at Alma to take
charge of the banking business of his
father, lately deceased at the former
place We but voice the public senti-
ment when We express Our deep regret